There's no escaping this truth: something is broken.

Is the platform updated? Does a restart fix it? Can we attach a debugger? Does the hot-fix apply? Is the architecture scale-able? Did any of the DevOps pipeline steps fail? Who does 'blame' say touched it last? Are the cognitive models trained with the right set? Is that a best practice, or an anti-pattern? Is it user error?

It's not a story the Jedi would tell you. At the risk of heresy (0.0132% probability), the author, a well-seasoned software architect, approaches Biblical scripture in terms of troubleshooting a modern software system.

Along the way, the journey touches on topics like the following with nods to Isaac Asimov and C. S. Lewis thrown in for good measure:

• Artificial Intelligence (like OpenAI, ChatGPT, and Copilot),
• Social Media,
• Social Injustice,
• Virtual Reality,
• Gaming,
• Geek Culture,
• Rock and Roll, and
• The Singularity.
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• #JailbreakingLife

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